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Webinar: Building an Automotive Security Validation Programme

A recorded practitioner session on turning ad-hoc security testing into a repeatable validation programme with evidence a type-approval assessor will accept.

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AutoSec Academy · Lab Engineering Team

Most organisations begin security validation as a project: a penetration test before a milestone, a fuzzing run when someone has capacity. This session covers the transition from that state to a programme — repeatable, scheduled and evidenced.

What the session covers

  • Deciding validation scope from TARA output rather than from tooling availability
  • Instrumenting targets so a fault is detected rather than merely survived
  • Triage and de-duplication when a campaign produces hundreds of findings
  • Integrating validation gates into an existing CI and release process
  • Presenting validation evidence in a type-approval assessment

The exercises demonstrated are drawn from the AutoSec Fuzz Testing Lab and can be repeated by participants enrolled on the corresponding program.

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